Luma Movie Projector
From Aurora, trusted in 200,000+ homes.
✔ Fits every room no matter the size — Auto adjusts to your wall size and room.
✔ Watch whatever you already watch — plug in a Fire Stick, a laptop or a console, or cast straight from your phone.
Complete Your Luma
Add these with your projector — at a lower price than alone.
Most rooms don't have a surface in the right place....
A rigid shell that takes knocks, with a molded compartment...
Details
- Picture size: 40–150 inches
- Distance: 5½ ft gives you 80 inches · 7 ft gives you 100 · 8½ ft gives you 120
- Resolution: Native 1080p, accepts 4K input
- Focus: Automatic, with automatic keystone correction
- Apps: Built in, dual-band WiFi 6
- Connections: HDMI and USB — plug in a Fire Stick, laptop or console
- Casting: AirPlay, Miracast and DLNA from your phone or tablet
- Sound: Built-in speaker, Bluetooth 5.4, or 3.5mm out to your own
- Mounting: Sits on a table, or ceiling mount if you'd rather
- Size: 7.9 × 3.9 × 3.7 in · 2.1 lb
- In the box: Projector, power cable, remote, guide
Warranty
Every Aurora product comes with a free 2-year warranty.
We stand behind the quality and performance of our products. That’s why every order is protected by a complimentary 2-year warranty, covering manufacturing defects and faults under normal use.
Shipping
- Free shipping on orders over $80
- Orders are processed within 24 hours
- Tracking is sent as soon as your order ships
What Customers Notice Most
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You Decide How Big It Is.
The darker the room, the better it looks
Which is when you'd be watching anyway.
Most projectors are sold on brightness because they're trying to compete with daylight. This one isn't. It's built for the hour when the curtains are shut and the lights are off — and at that point a softer picture is the point, not a compromise.
Bright afternoon room — not what it's built for
A lamp on in the corner — still perfectly watchable
Lights off, curtains shut — this is where it belongs
Common Questions
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That's set by how far back you put it. Five and a half feet gives you around 80 inches, seven feet gives you 100, and it goes up to 200 if you have the room. It uses a short throw lens, so it works in a small bedroom — most projectors need most of a room to fill a wall.
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Dark. Lights off with the curtains drawn is where it looks its best, and that's when most people use it anyway. With a lamp on in the corner it's still perfectly watchable. In a bright afternoon room it won't be — nothing this size will be.
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The simplest way is to plug in a Fire Stick or a Chromecast. They go straight into the HDMI port and everything works exactly as it does on your TV. There are apps built in over WiFi as well, but streaming services handle licensing differently on projectors, so a Fire Stick is what we'd recommend.
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A plain, light wall is ideal — magnolia or off-white is fine. A heavily textured or dark wall will soften the picture a little. If that's your only wall, a cheap white sheet or a pull-down screen sorts it.
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HDMI and USB, so a Fire Stick, a laptop, a games console or a Blu-ray player. You can also cast from an iPhone or Android over WiFi. There's a 3.5mm output if you'd rather use your own speaker, and it pairs over Bluetooth.
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Yes, once it's properly dark. It runs off the mains, so you'll want an extension lead. Summer evenings against a fence or a white sheet is one of the things people use it for most.
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There's a fan and you'll hear it in a completely silent room — it runs under 40 decibels, roughly a quiet library. Once there's sound playing you stop noticing it.
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Yes. Most people just set it on a shelf or a bedside table and point it at the wall — the automatic keystone squares the picture up either way.
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